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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1902
Page
36
An advertisement touts a patent salve and eye treatment with claims to cure diseases of the eye, liver, bladder, and other ailments. It offers a trial bottle for $1.90 from the David Kennedy Corporation, Rondout, with free delivery.
Bright parlor scenes hosted by Mrs. Harper and Mrs Turbeville featured an afternoon of euchre with yellow decor and chrysanthemums. Prizes included a bisque vase, a handsomely cut glass perfume bottle, and a green copper medallion. numerous guests attended.
The report outlines revised along the line duties within Division ENE NEES OY. It lists updated responsibilities and realigned roles to improve workflow. Specifics include reassignment of task ownership and reporting lines across teams.
A circular from St Paul details a major Northern Pacific reorganization driven by F. B. Darling's resignation to join Canadian Pacific. W. G. Smith becomes general office head in Butte, with B. F. Palmer at Livingston and others assigned to Spokane Tacoma and Omaha posts. The creation of an assistant general traffic manager position completes the restructuring, aiming to strengthen the Burlington Missouri lines freight network and rail operations with new officers including D. C. Wes and George H. Crosby. The report notes broader growth of the system and shifts in key freight and passenger roles across multiple hubs with implications for cross country shipments and Oriental goods traffic.
Diley, general passenger agent for the Oregon Short Line, returned from the east after talks with railroad reps about foreign mission work. He said meetings touched on religious access, but Chicago produced no firm action. He noted railroads may extend privileges to oriental fields like Japan and Turkey, while military officers would receive similar courtesies with proper credentials.
A reader recalls a tale about a cheerful pastor whose sermons stretched two hours and more. The neighbor asks if he is tired, but the minister replies he is fine while noting the congregation grew weary yet remained loyal and amused by his frothy style.
Members packed the Associated Charities monthly meeting in the auditorium to hear reports on holiday outreach. The Paul Clark home and other efforts provided Christmas trees meals groceries coal and clothing for the needy, with multiple donations noted and plans to hold next meeting on the second Thursday in February.
A jury in Harvey s county awarded damages against Hornton Thomas Company in a civil suit. The verdict favors the plaintiff with compensatory damages to be determined by court.
A damaged file describes a jury verdict awarding the plaintiff $1800 in a suit by The Mercantile Company against the estate of J D Thomas and George Bretterton. The case concerns a 5 year legal battle over a receiver’s appointment, alleged illegality, and a plan to wind up firm affairs. Discussions of other court actions and settlements appear in the sprawling report.
A branch market is planned to serve the area near Galena on South Main Street. The Luxton market will match Washington market meat prices to attract shoppers and offer bargains in the new location.
Fish Day offers fresh fish from the Pacific and Great Lakes. Meats include fore quarter lamb 40c, hind quarter lamb 65c, home made sugar cured bacon 206, eastern bacons and hams, smoked pork loin, pickled pork, spare ribs, lard, shouter roast, mutton shoulder and chops, rib roast, chuck roast, legs, and more.
Washington Market details list Ernstein as owner with g ro street address at 18 West Park Street and contact number 379 for inquiries and offerings at the market location.
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